Music is her passion and deejaying is her way to share it with others. Nina Hills, 30, is one of the first and few female DJs of the country. Between being a professional in marketing during weekdays and a residential DJ at Shotz in Flic en Flac during weekends, she admits that life is not always easy. But then, being able to blend work and enjoyment is what makes her life interesting.

It has been one year since former Assistant Commissioner of Police Mr Lachund Heeramun left us on 24 May 2013. Lachund was born on 1st February 1944, at L’Escalier in the District of Grand Port. As an orphan, he did not get any parental support, advice and guidance, and as such had a painful adolescence.

The entertainment and nightlife industry has been buzzing for nearly two years with the opening of a new entertainment company, inviting the most famous local and international DJs to perform and implement unique concepts.

It is said that “boys love football, girls love football players.” This is definitely not true for this family of Le Morne village where not only one, nor two but three generations of women are professional football players. From the grandmother to the mother and the daughter, all three of them are football lovers and practise this sport with zeal. Enthusiastically and with much pride, they share their passion with us.

Successful business woman, Nivedita has been actively involved in women empowerment and networking. Of strong mettle, she believes that positivity and inspirations are acquired from hard working and honest people.

Dr. Veena Banymandhub, a medical specialist from France, was in Mauritius recently. With a career spanning over thirty years in Strasbourg, Veena has specialised in ‘addictologie’, since the past ten years. The doctor advocates that medicine should be, most importantly, about the patient’s welfare. The medical field abroad and the one in Mauritius are definitely worlds apart. Each has a different approach, concept, focus, and technique.

Some people are lucky to have been born with some talent while others have to work hard to achieve their goals. Our artist is bold, diligent as well as talented, authentic and down-to-earth. Ramakrishna Pillay Rungiah, 25, has had a true passion for art since the age of seven but learned throughout the years to enhance his techniques. The painter artist, who draws inspiration from daily life scenes and situations, plans to set up an art exhibition soon.

Senjeeven Dhanen Mungapen has been ranked Top of the World in Design & Technology at the Cambridge School Certificate 2013. During this time of joy and pride, he remembers his father who passed away recently.

The challenge of raising a child with autism has forged her character and turned her into a stronger person. She tries everything to create the environment needed so that her child grows to his full potential. Above all, it’s her jovial self and optimism about life that makes things smooth for her.

Success is not always tangible or seen. It is sometimes the amount of experiences you gained after having faced challenges. Many career women prefer the internalized wisdom than the exhibition of material success.